Can you use this on an impact gun, and then add a socket to the end of it?
17461
If you can find an impact that will fit them then yes with in reason but they have been holding up 4 me so far and the Makita impact driver as well. (12 Volt)
17462
Yes, they can be used on an impact driver that takes 1/4" hex bits. However, since I don't see anywhere that these particular ones are impact rated, they're not actually designed to be used in such a way. Therefore, how long they will last if used this way is anyone's guess. My suggestion, get these that are impact rated. They're exactly the same (dimension wise) just a different material.
17463
I haven't tried it due to the fact that the metal itself doesn't look like it could stand the rapid pounding of an impact gun. They may crack. I would play it safe and just purchase extensions that are made for an impact tool.
17464
Yes. These extensions allow you to add 1/4, 3/8, or 1/2" sockets. I wouldn't use these extensions to break lug nuts, but it's adequate for many uses.
17465
I use these on my craftsmen impact driver with a socket to drive six inch lag bolts. As long as it will fit into you gun you should be ok.
17466
For only 60 cents more Amazon sells the same type set but of impact grade steel(the black stuff) "Titan 12082 Socket Adapter Set - 3 Piece", SO worth the difference if you have a powerful cordless impact driver.
17467
If it has that type of chuck. I use it on my Ryobi impact driver all the time.
298468
I havent. But try putting a paper sheet between the bolt and the socket. This gun rocks man.
59753
No, definitely not.The DeWalt DWD525K hammer drill is a rotary drill with an axial hammer action, so the impact is along the line of the drill bit, at approx 2 beats per rotation.These sockets are intended for an impact wrench, which has impacts in the rotational direction, but will often be stationary.You can drive screws with a drill because screws normally only use very low level of torque, but nuts (that need impact function) have much higher level of torque.
2270898
I use this in an impact driver, it works very well there, but I don't think it would work very well or hold up very long in a hammer drill
39220
yes. you need impact type drills which fit into a hexagonal chuck. They are very common.
947623
I use it for that, with my smaller impact gun and it works fine. Big Bertha, my large impact gun is too much of an air hog for it though! So the answer depends on your impact gun, a newer more effecient air impact gun seems to work fine, but the older large impact gun won't have enough air pressure to work
884863
no it can not be used as an impact driver, the hammer drill has a different motion than an impact driver.
446972
Don't know.This impact tool is very strong to much for use in small screw or bolt.
513332
You should be able to since it mounts to the end of the barrel (with an Allen wrench).
1693556
It's only for the drill , not impact gun. I thought it would fit both when I ordered it but no dice.
1788961
Yes attach socket apply pressure while doing that twist socket left Orr right
548899
You need to get the special impact scokrts. Regular sockets cannot take the constant impact.
2072679
No that is the only thing holding the socket on. Either use a flat head screwdriver to pry it off or get an impact extension that has a ball bearing for the retention instead of a split ring and keep it on there.
587315
Buy a Lighter socket extension and cut the end off, they are aournd 4 bucks
548902
You can use chrome sockets in a pinch, but extended use will break them. You should get impact sockets.
333431
I don't see why not, but it depends on the amount and frequency of impact. The fitting should be consistent with most power tools. I have an impact screwdriver, and it works just fine for me. Hope this helps. John
892146
you should not need to use an impact. mine works fine with hand tools. make sure the pivot end that turns is oiled and turning free